CORVALLIS — After further review, Marcus McMaryion's performance against Washington was not as bad as he had self-critiqued in the minutes following the contest.
Even better news for the Oregon State quarterback? He gets to apply that film study to another week of practice and another Saturday in the same role. For the first time in his career, McMaryion is settling in with the first-team offense as he prepares to start his second game in a row when the Beavers host Washington State Saturday night.
"It's more of a confidence booster than anything, just knowing that the position's mine," McMaryion said following Tuesday's practice.